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Firearms officers have been called to a property in an Ayrshire town amid reports of a “disturbance”.
Police said they received a report of an injured man at a property on Cross Street, Galston, at about 8.05am on Saturday.
He was taken to hospital for treatment.
Officers remain at the property where police said there is a “disturbance” involving a second man.
Police described the incident as “contained”, and said armed officers are in attendance as a “precaution”.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 8.05am on Saturday June 28 2025 we received a report of man having been injured at a property on Cross Street, Galston.
“He was taken to hospital for treatment.
“Officers are in attendance at the property where there is a subsequent disturbance involving a second man.
“This is a contained incident and firearms officers are in attendance as a precaution.
“Inquiries are ongoing. Officers will remain in the area and anyone with concerns can approach them.”
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